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Boris Johnson also rejected the suggestion that he considered injecting himself with Covid-19 on TV to show it did not pose a threat.

He said he was ‘making an argument’ in the hope the US will ‘vote through that money’.

Here are the biggest stories making headlines this Friday.

Hundreds were left stranded on trains between stations in the dark for multiple hours.

But the MP said he is looking forward to standing for election again.

The Pogues frontman was due to celebrate his 66th birthday on Christmas Day.

Animal agriculture is a significant contributor to climate change through its emissions of greenhouse gases.

The Duke of Sussex has sued Associated Newspapers Limited over a February 2022 Mail on Sunday article.

The Government spent a further £100 million in the 2023-24 financial year while flights remained grounded amid a series of legal setbacks.

Lucy Frazer on Thursday announced a £10.50 rise in the annual fee, lower than the BBC expected.

Some passengers reported on social media being stuck for more than three hours while receiving no information from rail operators.

A second 31-year-old man arrested as part of the investigation remains in police custody at this time.

Emma Webb is walking from Wales to London to raise awareness of suicide prevention in memory of her daughter, Brodie.

Great Western Railway said disruption was expected on the London Paddington to Reading line until the end of the day.

The Labour leader was accused of ‘facilitating genocide’ by voting against a ceasefire in Gaza.

The two-vehicle collision happened at around 5.35pm on Wednesday.

Michael Brereton was arrested by Metropolitan Police officers at Heathrow Airport on Wednesday morning.

Sian Doyle, who was in charge of Welsh language channel S4C, was found unresponsive on Thursday morning by her husband.

Jurors heard that Adnan Ali was serving with Greater Manchester Police when the offences were committed.

Brianna, 16, was stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife during a ‘frenzied’ attack near Warrington in February.